Make the build-darwin CircleCI job time out after 15 minutes#3557
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Relates to #3556
Unfortunately darwin doesn't have the coreutils
timeoutcommand which would make this much nicer. I considered whether we should have this timeout on every task, and then decided against it.When it does succeed, the
build-darwinjob takes ~7 minutes, so this is a relatively generous timeout.